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and
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EXIT
1939
Saturday.
December
30,
1939.
EDITORIAL
J
"
11
'
11,1
1
1
I
I
musi
ne
erected
Aireaay
u
is
esumaieu
mat
tne
population
of
the
city
has
reached
at
least
seven
thousand
and,
by
the
time
the
census
is
taken
in
1941,
should
be
a
great
deal
Buffalo
Are
Available
For
The
Provir
Before
our
next
issue
the
year
will
have
passed.
The
AJ
Pn
mitctlnflincT
m-ont.nf
1
Q'?Q
,rna
Vi
nnnr
nf
Pnntfln
Jnf
r.
I
Will
VU
yutu.uuuiiig
v.iuii
vi
nao
mc
Clin
vx
vuliuua
iitvu
the
war
in
defence
of
the
Empire
and
of
"small
defenceless
i
i
-
i
t
i
.
t
t
HUHUI1&
ii
was
a
momentous
step
dui
one
wnicn,
as
a
nation,
we
shall
never
regret.
We
could
not
have
done
otherwise
and
at
the
same
time
kept
our
self-respect
So
far
as
Prince
Rupert
is
concerned,
we
have
so
far
felt
the
war
stress
riot
at
iill.
We
have
not
been
curbed
in
oureating
or
drinking
or
in
our
wearing
apparel.
We
have
much
the
same
opportunities
of
travel
except
that
iravei
to
curope
is
rather
dangerous.
Lven
the
increased
taxes
to
pay
the
cost
of
the
war
have
not
yet
been
levied
except
the
excise
tax
on
liquor
and
a
few
articles
of
food;
The
Prince
Rupert
merchants
have
had
a
good
year,
most
of
them
making
a
little
money.
More
people
have
had
steady
work
this
vear
than
for
mnnv
spnsnns
nast
While
Falmon
trolling
was
pretty
much
a
failure,
the
river
fishing
Was
excellent
and
the
hnlihii
well
as
far
as
it
went.
With
the
troops
In
the
city
the
population
has
increas
ed
and
every
house
has
been
one
of
advancement.
WELCOME
1940
In
view
of
the
successes
in
the
war
area
and
the
prospects
at
home
we
may,
look
forward
to
the
year
1940
with
confidence.
Unless
somethine
unforseen
occurs,
we
shall
win
the
war.
Germany
Will
be
stopped
in
her
agression
itnu
iiussia
wm
nave
to
get
out
ot
trie
lialtic
countries
and
mmd
her
own
affairS,
which
will
be
enough
for
one
coun
try
to
do.
If
it
is
not
done
in
thp
pnrnlntr
v-pnr
it
will
I
more.
After
remaining
static
In
population
for
something
East
Ea?,
Fife
Jf
like
twenty
years,
it
seems
as
if
Prince
Rupert
is
due
fori
Hearts
g.
8,
a
forward
move.
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
(?)
PRAGUE.
Dec.
SO:
(Ct)-Chrlst-mas
Day
ww
discootiriuinct
by
de
cree
of
pl'ivlleges
hitherto
accorded
Czechs
In
food
rations
and
substitution
of
the
ration
card
system
now
operatlnr
In
(Sennany
proper.
PEANUTS
APLENTY
HOUSTON,
Tex.,
Dec.
30:
(CP)
Peanuts
in
AtascOsa
County
were
produced
to
tht
tune
of
35,060
acres
In
1939,
with
thi
yield
apprtxlmate.
ly
15
bushels
to
the
acre.
The
mar
ket
value
was
$500,000.
selling
of
novelties
madt
by
the
.girts,
filling
a
demand
for
some-The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
j
thing
different
in
the
way
of
Commerce
has
received
a
reply
to
(Christmas
presents.
The
girts
and
a
communication
In
regard
.to
the
their
le-jfler.
Mrs.
L.
Harris,
were
placing
of
buffalo
in
Tweedsmulr
In
charge.
Park
or
on
Graham
Island.
The
:
controller
of
the
Department
of
The
women
s
Natural
Resources
reminds
Chamber
that
both
2.
Scottish
East
Alloa
2.
Dundee
United
i.
Dundee
3,
Aberdeen;
1.
3,
Cowdenbeath
4.
Arbroath
0.
Stenhousetnulr
2,
Ralth
p;
Dunfermline
3.
St.
Bernards
1.
Hibernians
t.
St.
Johnston
2,
Kings
Park
1
West
Albion
2.
.Kilmarnock
3.
Ayr
2,
Atfdrle.l.
Celtic
2,
Motherwell
2.
Hamilton
3,
Clyde
2.
Morion
3.
Rangers
0.
Partlck
Thistle
0.
Dumbarton
4.
Queens
Park
1.
Queen
of
Sdulh
Bt.
Mlrren
5Thlrd
Lanark
3.
Auxiliary
of
the
Oceah
Falls
Anglican
Church.
the
as-
these
areas
.r-teted
by
the
Anglican
Young
are
under
provincial
Jurisdiction
i
If
the
province
wishes
to
obtain
a
buffalo
herd
for
a
suitable
range.
the
department
will
be
gtod
to
make
stock
available
from
Elk
People's
Association,
held
a
very
successful
bazaar
and
tea
In
the
church
hall.
The
president
Mrs,
Patterson,
was
In
charge
The
convenors
were:
Mrs.
Robertson
Island
National
Park
whe,:-e
there
and
Mrs.
Denholme.
fancy
work
Is
a
fine
herd.
The
province
would
Mrs.
Hodson,
home
cooking.
The
be
required
to
pay
all
expenses
of.
toy
counter
was
run
by
the
young
transfer
and
maintenance.
ladleif
of
the
Anglican
Young
The
letter
also
dr'ws
attention
.
People's
Association
and
the
Junto
the
desirability
at
determining
ilors'
work
and
candy
stall
was
In
the
suitability
of
anges
as
therhanre
t
Mrs.
Potterton
and
Mra
buffalo
Is
a
grazing
and
not
a
Kennedy.
browsing
animal
Simtb
A
Arsenal
2.
Wofwich
2.
Charlton
5
Crystal
Palace
4.
Southend
A
Clapton
Orient
0.
Watford
Tottenham
1.
West
Htin
,
Millwall
2.
r
Midland
Birmingham
2,
Coventry
4.
Leicester
2,
West
Bromwlch
5.
Northampton
0.
Walsall
1.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
Luton
Town
1.
0.
Soath
B
Brentford
0,
Queens
Park
7.
Brithton
9.
Southampton
4.
Fulharrt
6.
Bournemouth
2.
Portsmouth
4.
Aldershot
2.
Reading
1.
Chelsea
5.
Southwet
Bristol-Rovers
4.'
Bristol
City
2.
Cardiff
1.
Bwindon
1.
Swansea
I,
Plymouth
0.
Torquay
.8,
Newport
2.
Exhibition
Acerlnston
4,
New
Brighton
2
Bradford
City
5,
Doncaster
2.
Bury
7,
Btoke-
City
fl.
Carlisle
4,
York..
Chesterfield
2,
Rochdale
2.
Darjlngton
1,
Newxastte
2.
Everton
2,
Blackpool
3.
Halifax
0,
Sheffield
Wednesday
thp
'npxt
vpar
I
MlddJesbzo.
4,
Barnsler
2,
Notts
West
Bromwlch
i
it
iiL.i
y
ou
mr
as
incciiy
is
tuiit'eriieu,
uicre
is
every
sign
inatj
Albion
0.
we
are
only
at
the
beginning
Of
a
period
of
advancement.
Port
vale
l.
Notts
Forest
3
The
work
at
Seal
Cove
Is
to
commence
soon.
A
cannery
P"ton
Uverpool
3.
is
to
be
operated
in
the
city
next
season.
The
garrison
is'
tolkprl
,?
M,0Ad
4'
irx
l-Altlftin
hAi-Mlinilv
NJou-
Vmrnoa
UrSll
Un.
nnh,l
"Otherhatn
1.
Hull
0.
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.....
mv.
..wMtw
u.ut.
Sheffield.
United
3
Leeds
0
Old
santa
made
an
early
ap-ipearance
In
Ocean
Falls
when
Mrs.
Mrs.
Patrick
Patrick
gave
gave
a
a
party
party
In
in
the
me
.
n
SitrV
jOCCer
church
hall
to
a
large
number
of
J
imtla
hnv
inrl
rli
Mrs.
Robertson's
kindergarten
closing
was
much
enjoyed
by
the
parents.
The
tiny
tots
sang
nui-sery
rhymes
and
put
on
a
very
delightful
little
play.
The
Rover
Scout'
Christmas
sing-song
was
the
best
yet
The
'theatre
was
nacked
with
an
en.
jthustastic
audience.
The
pnrjram
-jof
Christmas
carols
and
old-time
songs
was
lnterscersed
with
muil
cal
solos
by
Miss
P.
P.
Clarke
and
Percy
Bryant.
There
were
also
vocal
solos
by
Margaret
Hughes,
The
"Six
Cheers"
Mlt-res
R
Clarke.
P.
Palmer.
A.
Let.
I.
Miller.
Edith
Benson
and
N.
Addms-
isang
"Nazareth"
lrt
wonderful
I
harmony.
The
"Night
Before
i
Christmas"
was
plcturlzed
by
the
Kovers
with
a
very
large
mouse.
a
synthetic
reindeer
and
two
San
ta
Clauses,
Jack
Maxwell
read
the
script
The
scenery
by
Rex
Ross,
conveyed
the
Christmas
spirit
and
was
much
admired.
A
feature
of
the
program
was
the
nresentatlon
of
sliver
cups,
won
In
the
recent
swimming
gala,
to
Olive
Taylor.
Freddy
Oxenbury.
Jr
.
and
Lome
Chase.
The
presentation
was
made
on
behalf
of
the
local
unions
by
Messrs.
Charleson.
Ol-lett
-and
Marshall.
Daily
aflvertlsint
tn
ttit
Dahj
News
is
sure
to
bring
dally
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if
ttrnf.
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food
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four
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trfbl
to
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dow-
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too.
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FALLS
Hockey
Standings
The
Ocean
Falls
Ranters,
by
the
Girl
Ouldes.
held
a
ail-
jver
lea
ana
entertainment
w
raise
fundi
for
their
organization.
A
very
popular
attraction
was
the
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the
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or
ly
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Goveroment
of
CriUih
Cslanbla.
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SALE
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good
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condition.
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FOUND
FOUND
Man's
black
kid
fleece
lined
g'ove.
Owner
may
have
same
by
paying
for
this
advertisement,
tf.
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HOW
TO
OCT
A
GOVERNMENT
JOB
as
Letter
Carrier.
Postal
Clerk.
Customs
Examiner.
Clerk.
Etc.
Free
Booklet.
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M.
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C.
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Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
Oldest
In
Canada.
No
AgenU.
YOU
can
run
a
Home
Klndergar-ten
with
our
help.
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Kindergarten
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Manitoba.
tf.
Saturday,
if
rsat
two..
THE
DAILY
TfKWV
IN
NORTH
SE
Air
Force
Men
MULTIPLE
ANTIAlRCRAFT
GUN
ON
WATCH
Mawunin
band
ney
bought
the.,
Form
Own
Band
out
of
their
own
f
on
thrtr
own
-im,
Uie
krrt5tn
.Malc
Irvine
Alator
At
Trrntoii
after
a
gut,
in
;.a
Co
To
Cumlderable
Expense
band
don
1U
ntu:
8
imait
jump
out
f
New
Year
forms,
ptatl
on
th.
j
Happy
TRENTON.
Ont
.
Dec.
30:
CP
jet
bark
to
work
A
g-rmip
of
musk-loving
airmen
at
ttw
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Station
Mom
opir
,
here
put
themselves
Li
con-
larlv
To
All
Our
Friends,
and
Customers
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
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Home
of
Good
Shoes
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COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
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News.
Limited,
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Avenue
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B.
F.
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Managing-Editor
Aboard
the
British
mine
sweepers
patrolling
he
North
Sea
are
powerful
arrcaas-enemy
afrplanea
and
submarines.
Here
is
a
muljple
anti-aircraft
tun
aboard
i
vesrtls,
always
manned
and
ready
lor
Instant
use
once
an
enemy
plane
la
sighted
A
REAL
TR
BAT
FOR
NEW
YEAR
Fresh
Churned
SK.EENA
BRAND
CREAMERY
BUTTER
Made
locally
In
7-lli.
Boxes
I'IIONElm
Valentin
Dairy
Or
Your
Store
MacKenzie's
Furniture
lleauty
Rett
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REAL
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YEAR'S
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They
Are
Bul!t
lor
lp
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STEAMSHIPS
LIU.
This
Company
Wishes
All
Ita
Tfltrons
and
Friends
A
Happy
Nev
Year
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
rrlnce
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ate-
MoneW
A
Happy
New
Year
from
us
Of
The
Bulkley
Valley
to
you
Of
the
Prince
Rupert
DistriA
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OF
NEW
PROCESS
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Kippers
TO
YOUR
FRIENDS
0
For
$1.50
we
will
deliver
a
box
of
Kippers
to
your
rifnd
"Jj
In
any
Expresi
point
In
RC,
or
any
Canadian
Naioni
KxpretV
point
In
Alberta,
Saskatchewan
and
Manitba'
Mall
your
order
with
theijue
or
eah
to
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n
1
uiiAuK
t.
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wiwi
-of
comlchee.
We
will
encle
tard
with
name
of
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&
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Storage
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